The AAFP's recent federal political...

The AAFP's recent federal political action committee, FamMedPAC, is look fored to begin operations in June FamMedPAC was created from the AAFP Congress of Delegates in 2004 to inform contributors about FamMedPAC activities, provide contributors with an insider view of the national political spectacle and how it could affect the priorities of family physicians, and make direct contributions to candidates for the U House of Representatives and the U Senate. Candidates will be chosen to receive FamMedPAC contributions based in succession their membership on legislative committees and their voting records that relate to the priorities of family physicians and their patients. Additional information, including the committee's board of directors, is available online at http://www.aafp.org/x34045.xml.

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